ChiefsClash

ChiefsClash takes a different turn: this time we are interviewing industry leaders in their natural habitats- exhibiting at their booths at ICE Barcelona. We have Ollie Castleman - Managing Director at Hub88, Sarafina Wolde Gabriel - CEO of Rightlander, CEO of BGaming - Marina Ostrovtsova, CEO of EvenBet Gaming - Dmitry Starostenkov and Ai Ishii, Regional Sales Director at Continent 8. As always, the podcast is hosted by Shahar Attias, CEO of Hybrid Interaction: the leading iGaming-first CRM & Gamification consulting agency

As 2024 comes to an end, we decided to do a yearly recap together. In this ChiefsClash episode we gathered Dmitry Belianin, the Founder and CEO of Belianin, as well as Marija Hammon, the Marketing Director at Relax Gaming and Ruzanna Elchyan, the Head of Gaming at BetConstruct. As always, the podcast is hosted by Shahar Attias, CEO of Hybrid Interaction: the leading iGaming-first CRM & Gamification consulting agency.

ChiefsClash is two years old! For this occasion we gathered the experts that we had in our very first episode: Nico Jansen, an entrepreneur, speaker and investor, Līga Tarasova, account director at a PR and marketing startup and Tal Zamstein, the CPO of KingsBet Holding. As always, the podcast is hosted by Shahar Attias, CEO of Hybrid Interaction: the leading iGaming-first CRM & Gamification consulting agency.

Are you an operator in LATAM? Then you're going to love our 5 key takeaways on how to run localized Gaming promotions during the holiday season in Brazil, based on the insights and experience we've gathered from Hybrid Interaction's local CRM experts!

This interview is about a topic that many affiliates should pay close attention to, the importance of player values, player lifetimes and retention.

Shahar discusses how all of these things can impact your earnings, and ultimately your success, as an iGaming affiliate.

What is it that we Player Development people do? The quick answer would be: we analyze stuff. As we all know, Retention Marketing is based on the assumption that as a service provider, we can increase the engagement levels of our customers by tweaking our offering in such a way that it can, at least, be perceived as more attractive to them. We learn from the past and the environment, and try to apply our findings through promotional campaigns. Now, how NOT boring and sexy does that sound?? I know!

So while you iGaming CRM executives sip single-malt whiskeys at your spacious corner offices, and gaze occasionally from the yacht harbor’s panoramic view to your monitor screens, what is it that you are in fact looking for?

Captain’s Log, Stardate 3.14159: The London conferences were absolutely amazing. The participants reminded me of young kids during a sugar rush attack, just running around, trying to make the right contacts and gain competitive advantage, with all means are justified (and yes Thomas, you were there alright, but you somehow wore that body paint in a slightly less tactful manner … oh, the humanity!).

Sometimes operators get a little too sure of themselves, convinced that they’ve got the edge over the players. See, for example, Tropicana vs. Don Johnson.

Judging from the recent posts, you’d probably conclude that this blog’s focus is limited to Alcohol, Hot Girls, Dublin and how easy it is to get a senior iGaming position if you have an experience as a taxi driver and your name is Thomas. Sadly, we have to expand our discussion so that when your boss asks “Well, what the hell do you intend to do in order to improve our profits during this miserable Q3?” you top-level executives actually have an answer.